When Angus Buchanan died, he was honoured by both wizarding and Muggle worlds, an almost unique achievement in the annals of history. A shining example of a person who had made the most of the hand that life had dealt them and emerged triumphant, Angus was too modest to realise the impact that he had had. The Angus Buchanan Cup for Outstanding Effort is awarded at Hogwarts each year and My Life as A Squib is on its 110th printing.

Ungh. What a ridiculous and insulting award. This is like when I was a kid and they tried to give everybody a trophy, and I always won the lame desperate things like "most punctual" or "scholar athlete"
– BroklyniteFeb 14 '17 at 13:27

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Scottish Rugby was written by Rowling in February 2014 as an outlet for her feelings about Scottish Rugby.

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This was the first appearance of the "The Angus Buchanan Cup for Outstanding Effort" in any of Rowling's writings, and seeing as this was the writing that made Angus Buchanan (a contemporary real life figure) into a character of her universe, it is unlikely that the Cup existed in Rowling's mind before this.

In the three years since, Rowling has never mentioned it again. (Maybe tweet her during the next Scottish Rugby match?)